Four Seasons SRFP97C Courtyard Wood Burning Cast Stone Fire Pit, 30-Inch

We recently moved and had to leave our old firepit behind. We wanted something quick and easy so I ordered this one. It looks great. We've had several people thin it was real stacked stone. It's a decent size, although it would be nice if it were a tad bigger. The bowl itself is a little shallow but it works good. It's big enough to hold 3-4 medium size logs. My only complaint is that there are no drainage holes in the bowl so rainwater collects in it and will make it start to rust. We drilled a few holes in it ourselves to solve the problem.

Houston, we have a problem. Just fired it up and we had a good fire going and the top of it popped, like loudly, scared everyone sitting around. The fiberglass resin in the top of the rim blew out a couple big chunks. I haven't contacted the company yet, but wife was concerned about anybody being near it. As a guy, don't care much, but we have only used it twice, this shouldn't happen.

Very attractive. Was great the first year but even with the protective cover on it rusted badly and I had to replace the pan and mesh cover. Now storing the pan and mesh fire protector indoors when not in use. Nice product but not durable enough for my standards.

This would rate higher if the water didn't stay in the pan. We tried to drill the holes larger but the water still sits in the base. Really like the look of this fire pit. After 3 years metal rusted and stone paint wore off and started breaking apart.

I just got it this weekend. Nice quality and heavy enough that Nebraska winds won't bother it. I found others that looked like this but are just cast metal. No where near the quality and weight of this one. I emailed the company and they do make replacement pans I can purchase when the firebowl give out. The only thing I would recommend is to make sure you plan way ahead for when you want this because it does take a couple of months before you get it. Worth the wait though and I wasn't in a hurry since the season is done.

Nice looking firepit. good for small to moderate fires. If you're looking to make big fires, this fire pit is not for you. This is not real stone. It is a color dyed fiberglass cast and the bowl is not deep, good for a couple of logs or one of those dura logs. I recommend purchasing a firepit cover to keep it from the elements. I've had this one for over a year and it looks like the day I got it. Here's a tip since the bowl is shallow I drilled 5 holes in a "tire star" pattern so there isn't a build up of ashes. I Also set the firepit on bricks so it was off the ground by a couple inches then boardered the firepit with gravel for a nice accent. Also the fire can breathe pulling air from the spaces between the bricks and up through the holes I drilled in the bowl... Those drilled holes are Also good to keep from any water collecting in the center and rusting the bowl if you opt to not purchase a cover. Delivery was on time and professional and I do recommend this product.

Wasn't thr faulty oof the manufacturer , but we had the worst experience with this product .... We at one point had 2 broke cracked chipped fireplaces , brought to us in boxes that looked like the had been in a war !! .... Had to end up sending the worse of the. 2 back and keeping a damaged firepit for a discount ... The fire pit is good quality and is exactly what I wanted and expected for the price... But u can't nessesarily trust ups or fed ex to get it to u in one price apparently !!

What a nice fire pit! It would be a very nice addition to your courtyard even at twice the price.Easy to unpack and almost no assembly.The ONLY con is that the fire pit metal bowl holds rain water. I'm going to drill a small hole to eliminate that problem.